Hebrew · Strong’s H6547
פַּרְעֹה
Parʻôh/par-o'/
Paroh, a general title of Egyptian kings
Derivation:
of Egyptian derivation;
268
Times used
268
Old Testament
0
New Testament
Verses (first 60 of 208)
- Genesis 12:15
- Genesis 12:17
- Genesis 12:18
- Genesis 12:20
- Genesis 37:36
- Genesis 39:1
- Genesis 40:2
- Genesis 40:7
- Genesis 40:11
- Genesis 40:13
- Genesis 40:14
- Genesis 40:17
- Genesis 40:19
- Genesis 40:20
- Genesis 40:21
- Genesis 41:1
- Genesis 41:4
- Genesis 41:7
- Genesis 41:8
- Genesis 41:9
- Genesis 41:10
- Genesis 41:14
- Genesis 41:15
- Genesis 41:16
- Genesis 41:17
- Genesis 41:25
- Genesis 41:28
- Genesis 41:32
- Genesis 41:33
- Genesis 41:34
- Genesis 41:35
- Genesis 41:37
- Genesis 41:38
- Genesis 41:39
- Genesis 41:41
- Genesis 41:42
- Genesis 41:44
- Genesis 41:45
- Genesis 41:46
- Genesis 41:55
- Genesis 42:15
- Genesis 42:16
- Genesis 45:2
- Genesis 45:8
- Genesis 45:16
- Genesis 45:17
- Genesis 45:21
- Genesis 46:5
- Genesis 46:31
- Genesis 46:33
- Genesis 47:1
- Genesis 47:3
- Genesis 47:4
- Genesis 47:5
- Genesis 47:7
- Genesis 47:8
- Genesis 47:9
- Genesis 47:10
- Genesis 47:11
- Genesis 47:14
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Source: Strong's Exhaustive Concordance (1890), public domain. Verse list from the Strong’s-tagged King James Version.